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What to do with your money if we’re really heading for an AI apocalypse
Rising fears of an AI apocalypse have rattled markets and forced investors to reckon with a potentially existential risk. A future where robots take over and terminate humans remains a radical vision, fueled by recent warnings from AI researchers who consider doomsday a possible, but very unlikely…
JPMorgan rolls out Claude changes: $2,000 spending limits and extra security
JPMorgan has launched $2,000 monthly spending limits for some employees using Claude Code, internal messages seen by Business Insider show. The cap, along with a new security effort for some Claude users, marks another evolution in how America’s biggest bank is refining its AI use amid ballooning…
5 Reasons Your Medical Bill Is Deliberately Confusing — and How to Read It Anyway
I’ve been a CPA since 1981. I spent a decade on Wall Street reading company financials, and I’ve written about money for more than 35 years. And I still can’t make heads or tails of my own medical bills. That’s not a confession. It’s an accusation. Your medical bill isn’t confusing by accident…
Inside Good Good’s sudden unraveling
The stars of YouTube supergroup Good Good could hardly contain their enthusiasm as they unveiled an expansive partnership with one of golf’s best-known names: Callaway. “It’s a dream of ours,” one said, as another gushed it would be “super dope.” That was 2023, and the reveal — which Good Good…
3 big takeaways on aging, beauty, and work from Maye Musk’s new memoir
Musk wrote in her memoir that she stopped bleaching her hair when she was nearing 60, after feeling down. As her white roots grew in, she cut her hair short and found she loved the new look. Her agent, however, was not impressed. When she saw Musk’s new hair and photos, she warned that she
Maye Musk says she still had to mediate Elon and Kimbal’s fights after they became startup founders
Maye Musk said she helped her sons navigate the early days of building their startup, Zip2. In her memoir, “Timeless,” released September 15, Maye described her sons’ differing management styles and the family meetings she held to help them work through disagreements. She recalled an incident when…
Trump threatens trade with Europe if it makes Canada an associate member of the EU
President Donald Trump threatened Wednesday to retaliate against Europe if the European Union follows through on a proposal to make Canada its first associate member. The plan, floated earlier in the day by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, would deepen the EU’s ties with Canada…
This tech founder says prompting AI agents is a lot like managing people
The best managers of AI agents may be people who have already managed humans, one AI founder said. Ivan Burazin, the cofounder and CEO of New York-based AI firm Daytona, has a team of about 30 people across teams in the US and Europe. He told Business Insider that in recent months, he’s pushed his
I worked red carpets and toured with country stars. Then losing my dad made me rethink my dream career.
In 2012, I was working in a career that many would consider a dream. I was a publicist in the Country music industry. As a lifelong lover of music and a classically trained pianist at New York University, it was thrilling. Every day was exciting, whether I was working a red carpet in Las Vegas
3 takeaways for what the first Fed hike in 3 years means for your wallet
Kevin Warsh is taking a big swing at America’s inflation problem. Alongside the Federal Open Market Committee, the new central bank chair opted to hike rates by a quarter point on Wednesday. It’s the first time the Fed has increased interest rates since summer 2023, and the first policy change…